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draw (1) A request that a lender advance funds under a construction or other future-advances loan. (2) A periodic request by a contractor or subcontractor for a portion of the contract price for a job, usually according to the percentage of completion of the work and the cost of materials and labor. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The franchise flaunts its progressive record on race and ethnicity, from signing Jackie Robinson, the first black major-leaguer of the modern era, in 1947; to firing Campanis, the general manager who drew fire for his 1987 comments on minorities' executive potential; to its early, aggressive scouting in the Caribbean and Asia. Dean drew fire on February 15 from a number of political pundits and leaders when he released the DNC's annual Grassroots Report, which contained no mention of outreach to LGBT people. Harvard University President Lawrence Summers drew fire earlier this year for comments that suggested gender may play a role in why seemingly fewer women have succeeded in the fields of science and math. |
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